In Washington state it wouldn't work because a landlord can not charge for his/her own labor.

It's a 3 bdrm 2 bath condo in a nice working class area of the Washington DC/MD suburbs. 1300 sq ft.I paid $68k cash at closing.

I am wondering what our chances are of actually getting Wells Fargo to correct the title/deed that Washington Mutual did not file correctly in 2005 when they owned the mortgage?

Live and learn w/ a lighter pocketbook.Chris-I am already suing the GC for another issue.

I went to an investor meeting the other day and several from the WA area are finding some good deals in the Indianapolis, IN area.

One issue I forgot to mention is that they are relocating from California to Washington, but the husband is then being stationed in Germany for 2 years (leaving the wife and child behind for this time) until he is re-stationed here.

I live in Washington State and I have a 2 year lease and I rented from a property management company so my lease is good.

Im mostly in the NW (washington, oregon, hawai'i, Idaho and Alaska) but have also worked a lot in the NE (Boston and surroundings, RI, and around L.I.

If anyone thinks that flippers are dirty profit hounds, they need only look at the good folks in Washington to see the true crooks operate with government mandates.

Im a CCIM in the MD / DC area and a national instuctor.